Tuck Everlasting

In Tuck Everlasting, significant events revolve around Winnie Foster's discovery of the Tuck family's secret of immortality. Dissatisfied with her structured life, Winnie plans to run away but...

Winnie ran away in Tuck Everlasting because she felt stifled and bored at home. Although she initially considered running away, she was ultimately kidnapped by the Tuck family when she tried to drink...

The Tucks take Winnie home in Tuck Everlasting to explain the significance and consequences of their immortality. They want to ensure she understands the gravity of the situation before making any...

Winnie, her grandmother, and the stranger hear a "tinkling little melody" while standing outside the grandmother's cottage. Her grandmother, excited, calls it "elf music" and wants to inform Winnie's...

Winnie is kidnapped by the Tucks after she sees Jesse Tuck drinking from a hidden spring in the woods, which grants immortality. This water is a closely guarded family secret. When Mae Tuck realizes...

Mae reassures Winnie by telling her that the Tuck family is not harmful and that they kidnapped her to protect her from the spring that grants eternal life. Mae explains their own misery from living...

The music box reassures Winnie because its prettiness and soothing music remind her of home, making the Tucks seem less threatening. Mae Tuck treasures the music box, indicating a gentle nature. Its...

Mae and Miles Tuck kidnap Winnie and place her on a horse to prevent her from drinking from a magical spring that grants immortality. After Winnie sees Jesse drinking from the spring, the Tucks...